سورداس sūr-dās S (सूरदास) n. prop. Name of a Hindī poet and singer who was blind; hence a blind man is called sūrdās.

سٿي siṭṭī H s. f. Whistling.

سد بد sud bud S̱. (dakh.) See سدهہ بدهہ sudh budh under سدهہ sudh.

سکٿ sakaṭ S s. m. 1. (शकट) A cart. 2. (संकट) The name of a Hindū holyday.

سقا saḳḳā A (from سقي Heb. To water, to give to drink) s. m. 1. A water-carrier. 2. A cupbearer.

سنبل sumbul P s. m. 1. Spikenard (to which the locks of a mistress are compared). سنبل خطاٴي sumbul-i-ḵẖat̤āʼī, Angelica. سنبل هندي sumbul-i-hindī, s. m. The spikenard (Valeriana jatamansi. Roxb.). 2. The hyacinth. سنبلستان sumbul- istān, Hyacinth-garden or -bed.

سوادهين स्वाधीन स्व Self, and अधीन Dependent swādhīn S. adj. 1. Independent, being oneʼs own master. 2. Absolute, despotick.

سنسر sunsar H s. m. The name of an ornament.

سيراب ser-āb P (comp. of سير Full, and آب Wa- ter) adj. 1. Full of water, satisfied with drink, moist, succulent. 2. Fresh, blooming.

سدهارنا sudhārnā S̱. (सुधारण or caus. of سدهرنا sudharnā) v. a. To adorn, adjust, arrange, rectify, mend.